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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2025 · 2H 8M

Episode 94: Bill Kubly

from Feed The Ball · host Derek Duncan

Lost Rail Golf Club Bill Kubly is one of the OG’s in golf course architecture. He’s the founder Landscapes Unlimited, of one of golf’s most prominent course construction companies (opened in 1976), and has had a hands-on, up front view of the profession for 50 years. Kubly joins the Feed the Ball podcast to share stories from a long career building golf courses for virtually all of the industry’s architects going back two generations. He talks to Derek Duncan about being a founding investor in Sand Hills Golf Club with Dick Youngscap, the architectural impact of golf in the Sandhills, what firms delivered the cleanest set of blueprints, the difference between contractor bids and design/build, working special projects like Lost Rail with Scott Hoffman and his involvement in the development of Sutton Bay, one of the great sleeper destination clubs in the U.S. Photos: Main page, Sutton Bay (credit: Gary Kellner); Above, Lost Rail (courtesy of the club). Watch Derek Duncan break down the 3rd hole a Oakmont Country Club. Subscribe to Feed the Ball on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Play Twitter: @feedtheball Instagram: @feedtheball The post Episode 94: Bill Kubly appeared first on Feed The Ball.

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